the pattern and color mixing and mismatching and matching is amazing!

mix & match = quite inspiring… a real change from what is usually captured.

oh how I covet that coat…

let’s see… a fur collar, 3/4 sleeve flower print coat, plaid purse, plaid shirt, red patent platforms and matching finger nails… Oy

That coat and those shoes are just to die for.

I am just loving that plaid floral thing thats been going on in some of your recent photos..not easy to pull off but on these girls it seems to work.

That is the SWEETEST coat I have seen in a long time. It’s so elegant, but I can’t look at it without thinking about how nice she must be. As silly as that sounds. :)

the power of youth…who else could pull this off?

ha, wow.. sartorialist, i love you if not only for your bold and passionate views on personal style. i’m still don’t know what to make of this particular look but i can’t wait to see what’s next

Oh no, the bag clashes with the rest of the outfit so badly. She’d look cuter without that thing.

Sartorialist, you’re such an encouragement. I was on my way out the door but now I’m stopping to put on lipstick and choose more entertaining shoes. Keep it up.

Uh, no. I don’t think so.

The elements mixed just don’t work for me. Love the coat, skirt, shoes, hair, and lipstick together.

Love the plaids and tights and skirt.

But not all together… I don’t think so.

She looks great! I love the mix of brocade and plaid, the patent platforms, and the simple hair and makeup.

The coat rocks! If I saw her on the street with that bag, I’d assume it contained a lovely cheese, some perfect fruit, and the makings of dinner.

I think you can tell that she ACTUALLY wears this stuff. It looks lived-in and real. Some of the captures here are exemplary and inspiring, but don’t look as “lived in” as this one. That makes this one all the more convincing. I have wrinkles in my clothes, too, but I could learn to be daring like she is.

I only wish she weren’t covering her legs with the big ol’ bag.

Nothing seems to go, however it somehow looks good. I do like the shoes.

Strange mix, but lovely, bien sur!

great bag
“recycling” it´s the word.fashion with conscience

This is probably going to be a bit of a polarising look, but I love it. It’s the perfect mix of prints, and even with everything going on there’s a sort of harmony to it that I love.

Sart, where exactly in India will you be visiting? Is this fashion-show related? (I have a vague idea that India FW should be coming up sometime).

Well the outfit goes great with her surroundings…brown fur with the building walls, plaid mimicking the window panes, etc, with the red lipstick, bag and shoes as accents. But the shirt clashes awfully with the jacket (on my pc at least) and her hair is a bit greasy (yes, that’s the American in me speaking). Making me wonder if she just threw on what was closest. Of course maybe the “rules” about what goes together only apply if you’re not young and pretty. At least she’s standing without the affected, little girl pigeon toes though!! Altogether an interesting shot.

Beautiful coat! I feel she at least has her own personal style. Even if it’s odd, it catches your eye for reasons other than it’s not the same old girl with bangs, glasses, a scowl a monochromatic look.

Fashion aside, she just looks like a face straight out of a classical painting – esp with the fur stole.

If not for the bag this photograph wouldn’t hold the same interest for me. It makes the story.

love it and had a thought…put on some black opaque stocking for winter and go!

It’s like she’s trying to find herself… in that bag.

I covet her shoes!

She looks like a 5-year-old dressed her.

very brave pattern matching, I would never dare to wear it but I must congratulate. CeeMarie

I have the shoes, (Camper’s), and they are totally amazing! Real creppe wedge and patent leather. I went to the Camper Soho store last week and they have such a different collection!

very brave pattern matching, I would never dare to wear it but I must congratulate. CeeMarie